Successfully duplicated 20-storey trees, helping protect the environment
Facing the prospect of all the ancient trees in the world being wiped out, scientists went on to clone one of the oldest plants.
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Facing the prospect of all the ancient trees in the world being wiped out, scientists went on to clone one of the oldest plants.
A tropical tree on Borneo Island, Malaysia, set a record with the height of three stacked blue whales.
The secret of survival does not need photosynthesis of the species
The information has just been published in the Scientific Reports (Scientific Reports) of the United States.
Mangrove forest, curved forest, dragon tree forest are among the most unique forests in the world.
In the plant world, adaptive and self-defense mechanisms have created many rich plant species. Although they must always be tied to the soil, they cannot move but they a…
Researchers at the RIKEN Center for Sustainable Natural Science (CSRS) in Japan and colleagues at Sains University in Malaysia (USM) have succeeded in explaining the gen…
Weighing more than 1.5kg and worth $ 3,000, the rare black truffles tree is dug up by a farmer in Victoria, Australia, setting a new world record for weight.
Those who hit Sui poison may not live more than 7 steps up the slope, 8 steps down the slope or 9 steps on a flat road.
Poor flower or tiger nails contain poisonous play, which causes the person to pass urine to have blood, cardiovascular collapse, respiratory failure and death.
During the first 7-8 months the tree will not produce fruit, but once you reach the maturity stage, you can expect a harvest of more than 14,000 tomatoes.
The environmental agency in Wisconsin (USA) has just issued a warning about the danger from a flower plant containing toxic plastic that temporarily blinds people.
Among the oldest living plants on Earth, giant plants face a range of threats from deforestation, drought and climate change.
The study of climate change ecologists has detailed how plants in the US will have the hardest time to adapt when the world warms up.